Shepherd Boy Farms Freeze Dried Dog and Cat Treats, Duck Heart, All Natural Freeze-Dried Dog Treat & Snack, Made in USA, High in Protein, Essential Nutrition of Raw Food, Single Ingredient 3oz Review
By Marcus Bell · Dog nutrition editor · Published 2026-05-25 · Updated 2026-06-22
Shepherd Boy Farms' freeze-dried Duck Heart treats are a single-ingredient, additive-free snack made in the USA, and a 4.8 star average across 234 reviews suggests owners are happy with a simple, natural treat.
Owners wanting a single-ingredient, natural treat for training or topping meals, especially for dogs sensitive to more processed snacks.
Skip if
Your dog or cat has a poultry allergy, since duck is the sole ingredient in this treat.
Form Freeze Dried
Flavor Duck Hearts
Benefits High Protein, Low Calorie, Naturally Contains Taurine, B Vitamins, Iron, Supports Overall Health
Best for Appetite Stimulation, Digestive Health, Hip And Joint Support, Skin And Coat Health, Treat
Breed size Large
Weight 0.19 Pounds
Priced 45% below the category median ($35.99 across 81 tracked models)
Our scorecard
4.7/5overall
Owner rating4.8/5
4.8 average across 234 owner ratings
Popularity2.1/5
234 owner reviews, fewer than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other dog food and health supplements we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
["This Shepherd Boy Farms treat is made from a single ingredient, freeze-dried duck heart, with no added antibiotics, hormones, artificial colors, or artificial flavors on the label. It's sourced and made in the USA and sold in a 3 oz bag.", 'The label points to appetite stimulation, digestive health, hip and joint support, and skin and coat health as areas the treat may support, while staying grain free and free of major allergens beyond the duck protein itself. It suits all breed sizes and can be given to both dogs and cats.', "At $19.90 for 3 oz, it's priced as a premium natural treat rather than a bulk snack. With 234 reviews and a 4.8 star average, plus roughly 400 bought in the past month, it has built a strong, positive reputation for a smaller-batch product."]
Pros
Single ingredient formula made only from duck heart
No added antibiotics, hormones, artificial colors, or artificial flavors
High 4.8 star average across 234 reviews
Made and sourced in the USA
Suitable for both dogs and cats
Cons
Not an option for pets with a poultry or duck sensitivity
Small 3 oz bag size means frequent reordering for regular training use
Premium price per ounce compared to bulk treat options
Specifications
Form
Freeze Dried
Flavor
Duck Hearts
Benefits
High Protein, Low Calorie, Naturally Contains Taurine, B Vitamins, Iron, Supports Overall Health
Best for
Appetite Stimulation, Digestive Health, Hip And Joint Support, Skin And Coat Health, Treat
Breed size
Large
Weight
0.19 Pounds
Performance notes
As a single-ingredient organ meat treat, duck heart naturally carries taurine, B vitamins, and iron, which the brand highlights as part of its nutrient profile. The freeze-dried format keeps the treat lightweight and shelf stable, which works well for training pouches or as an occasional topper.
What buyers say
With 234 reviews and a 4.8 star average, along with an estimated 400 units bought in the past month, feedback on this treat is strongly positive for a single-ingredient, smaller-batch product.
Yes, this freeze-dried duck heart treat is labeled for both cats and dogs, since it's a single-ingredient product without species-specific additives.
Does this treat contain any grain or filler ingredients?
No, it's made from a single ingredient, freeze-dried duck heart, with no grain or filler listed on the label.
What health areas is this treat marketed to support?
The label lists appetite stimulation, digestive health, hip and joint support, and skin and coat health as general areas the treat may support, though it's not a substitute for a vet's guidance on any diagnosed condition.
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